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Fesenjan is a
sweet and sour
Azerbaijani dish (the
Fesenjan Plov). The
roots of this
Azeri delicacy trace back to the S****anid Dynasty's
golden age. It...
- 2017.
Retrieved 31
December 2016. Sifton, Sam. "
Fesenjan". The New York Times. K****sht-e,
Fesenjan. "Persian Food Primer: 10
Essential Iranian Dishes"...
- most po****r k****shes in
Iranian cuisine are gheimeh,
ghormeh sabzi and
fesenjan. K****sh
bademjan (eggplant stew):
including eggplants,
optional boned...
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undisputed King of
Persian stews is
Ghormeh Sabzi, with the
Queen being Fesenjan, a
pomegranate and
walnut chicken stew. The
crown jewel of this dish is...
- used for
drizzling over rice
pudding or oatmeal. It is used in
Iranian fesenjān and
Turkish dolma and
various salads such as çoban salatası.
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Fesengan (Persian: فسنگان, also
Romanized as Fesengān; also
known as
Fesenjān) is a
village in
Rudbar Rural District, in the
Central District of Tafresh...
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Iranian foods; this
mixture still found in
traditional recipes such as
fesenjān, a
thick sauce made from
pomegranate juice and
ground walnuts, usually...
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pomegranate juice (mosamma-ye badenjan).
Variants of ab-gusht, eshkana,
fesenjan, and ****u also make use of eggplant. Some
regional dishes involving eggplant...
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Persian green Persian blue
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Turquoise Chelo kabab Ghorme sabzi Fesenjan Abgoosht/Dizi
stoneware Salad Shirazi Pomegranate Saffron Pistachio Caviar...
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lapeh K****sh bāmieh K****sh bāmieh
lapeh K****sh Beh K****sh alou
esfenaj Fesenjān K****sh
havij K****sh kadu K****sh qārch
Ghalieh mahi K****sh
gheimeh K****sh...
